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Reconstructing a Fragile State: Institutional Strengthening of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development in Solomon Islands
Reconstructing a Fragile State: Institutional Strengthening of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development in Solomon Islands
Reconstructing a Fragile State: Institutional Strengthening of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development in Solomon Islands
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Emerging from the ethnic tensions that tore the Solomon Islands apart from 1998 to 2003, the country's Ministry of Infrastructure Development faced a number of serious challenges. Given the vast needs in the Solomon Islands, the Ministry of Infrastructure Development was called upon to take a leading role in post-conflict reconstruction and providing some of the foundations for economic renewal. This case study examines how capacity issues were addressed within the ministry in the post-conflict period and how the sense of crisis which prevailed in the country opened up opportunities to explore new institutional arrangements and ways of addressing infrastructure issues.
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Release dateDec 1, 2008
ISBN9789292572075
Reconstructing a Fragile State: Institutional Strengthening of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development in Solomon Islands

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    Reconstructing a Fragile State - Samson Maeniuta Rihuoha

    CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT SERIES

    PACIFIC CHOICE

    Reconstructing a Fragile State

    Institutional Strengthening of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development in Solomon Islands

    by Samson Maeniuta Rihuoha

    Capacity Development Series

    This subseries is published by the Asian Development Bank to provide the governments of its Pacific developing member countries (PDMCs) with analyses and insights on key issues and lessons learned with respect to capacity development. Cases studied highlight a range of experiences throughout the region by sector, theme, and source of external support, revealing approaches to capacity development that work best and the conditions that have been conducive to their success. They also explore the unique challenges faced by PDMCs in addressing capacity constraints as well as some opportunities facing governments and the people in the Pacific islands. Among other things, the case studies underline the importance of PDMC leadership, engagement of local partners, strategic attention to long-term capacity issues, and effective use of external resources. We hope that the findings in these reports will help guide future capacity building efforts in the Pacific.

    © 2008 Asian Development Bank

    All rights reserved. Published 2008.

    Printed in the Philippines.

    Cataloging-In-Publication Data

    Publication Stock No. BBK196208

    ISBN 978-971-561-760-4

    Rihuoha, Samson Maeniuta.

    Reconstructing a fragile state: institutional strengthening of the ministry of infrastructure development in Solomon Islands.

    Mandaluyong City, Phil.: Asian Development Bank, 2008.

    1. Fragile state.      2. Infrastructure.      3. Solomon Islands.

    I. Asian Development Bank.      II. Australian Agency for International Development.

    The views expressed in this book are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) or its Board of Governors or the governments they represent.

    ADB and AusAID do not guarantee

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